 | HDTV For Dummies |  |
| | Publisher: For Dummies | Publication: 2004, English | ISBN: 9780764575860 | Pages: 288 |
Welcome to HDTV For Dummies. HDTV is the hottest technology
to hit your local electronics store since the advent
of cell phones. HDTVs are getting bigger, better, cheaper, more
sophisticated, and more useful every day. Since you’ve bought this
book, we figure that not only do you agree with us, you’re already
part of the HDTV movement. To arms, Comrade!
One of the most appealing things about the current crop of HDTVs
is the ease with which you can set up an HDTV-powered home theater,
including surround sound and an awesome picture. However,
the rapidly dropping price of HDTVs might be the most attractive
aspect of all — we’ve reached a point in time where you don’t have
to be rich to consider an HDTV for the bedroom, too! Figuring out
which HDTV to buy can be confusing, as there are all sorts of technologies,
sizes, standards, etc. And then, once you’ve decided on
what to buy, making sure it will work with all your other gear —
your DVD, camcorder, VCR, set-top box, and so on — can be even
more confusing. That’s where this book comes in handy. Our aim is
to make sure you get the most bang for your buck (or franc, or
peso, or whatever — even euros!). | |
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